POS Touch Screen Monitors
GHI TP320 32-Inch Capacitive Touch Monitor — Full HD, 10-Point Touch, Kiosk, VESA
32-inch Full HD flat capacitive touch monitor in a metal kiosk frame — 10-point touch with 4096×4096 touch resolution, 350 nits, 3000:1 contrast, VESA 75/100, VGA/HDMI/USB. The large-format screen for self-service kiosks, self-ordering, and wayfinding — wholesale direct from the factory, OEM/ODM available.
Specifications
- Screen size
- 32"
- Frame
- Metal frame for kiosk, flat screen
- Dimensions
- 708.48×398.52mm
- Resolution
- 1920×1080 @60–75Hz
- Touch
- 10-point capacitive
- Touch resolution
- 4096×4096
- Light transmission
- 92%
- Touch life
- 50 million touches
- Touch response
- 8ms
- Touch interface
- USB
- Brightness
- 350 cd/m²
- Contrast ratio
- 3000:1
- Response time
- 5ms (rising/falling)
- Viewing angle
- 178° / 178°
- Colors
- 16.7M
- Dot pitch
- 0.3114×0.3114mm
- Interfaces
- VGA, USB, HDMI
- Mounting
- VESA 75mm / 100mm, mount bracket horizontal or vertical
- OSD
- Brightness, contrast, auto-adjust, phase, clock, H/V location, languages, function, reset
- Compatibility
- Windows 7 / 8 / 10
- Power
- External brick, 100–240VAC 50–60Hz input, 12V / 4A output
- MTBF
- 50,000 hours @25°C
- Backlight MTBF
- 30,000 hours
- Operating temperature
- 0–50°C
The GHI TP320 is a 32-inch flat capacitive touch monitor built for self-service. At this size, a kiosk screen stops being a terminal and becomes a destination: a full menu with large pictures, a store directory with a readable map, a ticket machine with buttons big enough to tap without thinking. The Full HD 1920×1080 panel runs at 60 to 75Hz, and the slim metal frame is made for kiosk enclosures — flat, rigid, and ready to mount into a housing, a wall, or a free-standing unit. The screen measures 708.48×398.52mm, a standard large-format footprint that kiosk builders already design around.
Touch quality is what makes a big screen usable rather than just big. The TP320 tracks 10 touch points at once with a touch resolution of 4096×4096, so it follows fingers precisely across the whole panel — no dead corners, no drift at the edges where kiosk buttons usually sit. Light transmission is 92%, so the picture stays bright through the touch layer, and the touch layer is rated for 50 million touches with an 8ms touch response, which means years of public use without the screen going vague or unresponsive. Touch runs over USB, and the monitor works with Windows 7, 8, and 10.
The picture is built to be read at arm's length and across a room. Brightness is 350 cd/m², contrast is 3000:1, and response time is 5ms, so images stay vivid and motion stays clean. The viewing angle runs 178° both ways, which matters for a public screen: a customer approaching from the side sees the same clear menu as the person standing in front of it. Colors run to 16.7 million, so food photography, product images, and brand colors look the way the designer intended.
Mounting and setup follow kiosk practice. The monitor fits VESA 75mm and 100mm mounts and ships with a mount bracket for horizontal or vertical installation, so it goes into wall housings, counter-top kiosks, and free-standing units without custom fabrication. Video and touch connect over VGA, HDMI, and USB. On-screen controls cover brightness, contrast, auto-adjust, phase, clock, horizontal and vertical position, languages, and reset, so installers can tune each unit on site. Power comes from an external brick on a 100–240VAC input with a 12V/4A output. The unit is rated for operation from 0 to 50°C with an MTBF of 50,000 hours at 25°C and a backlight MTBF of 30,000 hours — the numbers that matter when a screen is expected to run all day in a public space.
Where it fits: restaurant self-ordering kiosks, where a large menu with pictures shortens the queue; retail endless-aisle and product-finder screens; ticket machines and check-in terminals; wayfinding directories in malls, hospitals, and offices; and control-room and monitoring desks where a large touch surface beats a mouse. For kiosk builders, system integrators, and distributors, the TP320 is a large-format touch line with a full published specification — no guessing, no surprises at installation. GHI supplies it factory-direct with OEM/ODM under your own brand, backed by a company that has manufactured hardware in Guangzhou since 2010 and serves more than 2,000 customers worldwide. GHI is CE, RoHS, FCC, BIS, and REACH certified. Minimum order quantities and lead times depend on the order volume — ask for a quote and we will price your exact requirement.
Get a wholesale quote: tell us the quantities and mounting setup you need, and the GHI Monitor team will reply with factory-direct pricing within one business day. Use the Get a Quote form on this page or email ghipos@aliyun.com.
